Understanding the different types of spirometers and spirometer accessories on the market is extremely important when becoming a spirometer dealer. Our Spirometer Buyer’s Guide for Dealers will walk you through the basics of these devices and the things you should consider before becoming a dealer. What are Spirometers? Clinicians use spirometers to diagnose respiratory diseases…
Introduction to MDPRO’s Guide to the iM3 Working Modes The EDAN iM3 is a customizable vital signs monitor equipped with SpO2, EDAN NIBP, and PR. Optional parameters such as Nellcor SpO2, SunTech NIBP, Oral temp, or Infrared Ear temp can also be configured. While the iM3 is highly customizable, its new working modes make…
Administering defibrillation early can be the difference between life and death when treating someone suffering from sudden cardiac arrest. However, most Americans are tentative when it comes to using an AED. In order to help people feel more comfortable and confident while using an AED, we have created a short guide on AED pad placement.…
Pulse oximetry, what it is, and why it is necessary to diagnose COVID-19 When examining those infected with COVID-19 a telltale symptom of the disease have low oxygen levels even when they are feeling well. Low oxygen levels can be a very early warning sign that medical intervention is needed. Pulse oximetry is the…
QT Medical’s PCA-500 is a revolutionary 10 lead ECG that is the first and only compact, wireless, and cloud-based 12 channel ECG available for clinic and home use. The PCA-500 is the only hospital-grade ECG approved for patients use under a cardiologist’s guidance, meaning it is ideal for patients who are elderly or immunocompromised that…
16.March.2020| Nicholas Fiorella World and U.S. health officials alike are warning of risks to the medical supply chain from COVID-19. As the world becomes increasingly connected and the spread of COVID-19 worsens, it is important for customers to consider which companies have US based supply chain networks that can readily fulfill their demand. The…
What is ABPM? ABPM, or Ambulatory Blood Pressure Monitoring, allows doctors to assess blood pressure during routine daily living, rather than at a doctor’s office. It has allowed doctors to determine whether a patient has hypertension, when previous readings in the doctor’s office have been highly variable or perplexing. Additionally, ABPM has been more accurate…